V. Typescript Contains 100 pg Cut from Release

jbor jbor at bigpond.com
Thu Sep 19 17:15:49 CDT 2002


Although, you'd imagine that the archivists would have recognised the stuff
if it was in the later novel too. I'd be more interested if it was something
which hasn't appeared elsewhere. But I do agree that it probably gets recast
or recycled in a later work, Pynchon being the avid environmentalist he is.

best



on 20/9/02 8:14 AM, Mark Wright AIA at mwaia at yahoo.com wrote:

> Howdy
> I'll wager that the deleted and altered passages will show P excising
> WWII related V-material that eventually figured in GR. Who can we ask?
> You heard it here first...
> Mark
> 
> 
>> It is estimated that this early typescript of V. contains one hundred
>> pages of scenes ultimately excised from the published novel, as well
>> as
>> a dozen pages reworked almost beyond recognition. The Pynchon
>> material
>> at the Ransom Center should prove of great scholarly value and is a
>> welcome addition to a growing collection of later twentieth-century
>> literary materials.
>> http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/news/newsletters/2001/spring/pynchon2.html
>> 




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